davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-03

III ats ordinary coming creates but q
ripple upon the surface of the ocean OF
life, but when Its hand fall upon q
Washington, a Grant, o Logan the
whole world is aroused, the great heart
Is upheaved and there is universal sor-
row, because there are few such men.
Logan was the central figure in politics
and n OF the foremost statesmen
America ever produced. After the de-
feat OF the south Logan was hind, SYM
pathetic and good to those on southern
soil who stood in need Of his kind offices.
As q senator since the close OF
the war he has been one of the
nations foremost men. We cannot 20
too far in honoring his memory.
s, A. BoYLEs. (
/ speak by the right OF experience
upon General Logan's military deeds,
for I have seen him under fire. As one
of his soldiers I give devout homage to
the memory OF one who was aver first in
the hearts Of those who followed his
lead and emulated his heroic example.
BIS VAS the true commanders type
brave, generous, noble, sympathetic and
at all times true. II islbetter for the
world-bettsr for us I'll that such o
man has lived. Dead he IL yet or ak
ample. We want simply to do q duty
90 he did his. We can confer no higher
honor upon his name and memory than
to follow the line laid down BY him
than to do what he would have Us do.
PHIL z. FAULK.
am unable to add anything 20 what
] has been said In behalf Of the dead, ]
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-03
NOTICES.

OST-On Christmas day. a lady's fur cape
- between the bridge and Northwestern rail-
ROAD depot on Walnut street. The finder will
Dakotaian office.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

nastu lub ki|kudziesieciu, a
reszta .jak przedten, nedze
,lerpieG bedzie.
= Ola ogotu ME przynios-
las PAM 2adnej korzysci, krom
tego, postepek PAM ME zga.
dza sic z zasadami tych ludzi.
Dalssy ciqg mastqpi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

SLI5ClE ARGNAMENT IA WIARUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

znaniu. Zebrano dwanascie do
larow 81 cent, kt6ra to su.
me "reczono kasyerowi iowa
rzystwa Zgoda.
70 odczytamu wiersza ME
m'ecklego przez p. j. Glube,
prezes zamknqt obchod krotka
przemowa i wsayscy obecn;
rozeszli sic W przekonaniu, De
spetnlli obow'azc's cia3acy ma
kazdym PoIaku.
Leon Hellpern.
SekretarZ ObchOdu.
SLiJcIE ABoNAMENT "a wIARUsA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
WIE$cI
4 Polskiej Ojczyzny.
Prusy POlskie.
Gdamsi. M

1aansf. Ma tutci.
szym prowincyalnyn synodzie
Ps"testanckim obradowano
mad wnlo~kiem synodu okre-
go~ego ztotowie, tej trvsci, De.
by wolno byt" sc'ga6 sadowo pas
torow ewangielickirh o%skurzonych
o obraze K"sclotowi katol,okiemu
wyrzAdzona, tyIko wteIy, jekcli
minister spraw duchownych ma to,
pozwoti. Pc dluAszych rozprawsch
"dr:uc"no ten wniosek, Iako ME-
zg0dnN ustawami kraiowemi..
wedle kt6rych kazIy Pru~ak Jest
W obcc prawa r6wny. PowyAszy
wn'osek, Sy} stawiony W obronie
pastoral ThummeI, ktory "a zelzo-
Lie koscioIa kutolic%iego zostat ia
kare ~skazany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

SLiJCIE ABONAMENT "a WJARUsA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

Powiesc originalna
w trzech czeSciach.
NapisaF =
Meczyslaw Altons Chrostowski.
(C!ag dalszy)

MsecsyStdn Ilfons Chr0stoWSki.
(C'ag dalszy)
Pan Mazarski. wlasciciel Ho.
telu Kaliskiego. naleaat do
rzedu ludzi wesofych, dowcip.
nych, ktory zwykt by1 ma
wiac:: zycie czysta komedya, i
ia pragne tylko 2 jaknajwie-
kszq starannoscla oddaG role,
wyZnaczona mi oloczeniem, M
ktore skfada sic nova, przy-
padek.
Zaczqt Cd poslugacza hote-
lowego, a &c byf to ch}opak
co sic zowie i Go tanca i ro-
7anca, miaf vice znakomite u
pi"i pleknej powodzenie.
NIe)edna bogata szlachcian-
ka, czasowo zatrzymawszy sic
W hotelu, przedlu&yfa dian
swoj pobyt, opfacajac drogo
rozkosze zmysfowe. Sprytny
chtopak te skale dochodow ~
mlaf podniesG do z,sakomite)
wysokosci. PfeG mezka znowu
ME miafa zdatniejszegp nan
,,streczyciela".
Pow1adaJa, lie ludzie JUL sic
rodza z zadatkiem przNszlych
z%dolnusci, pan Mazarski cd u
rod1enia mial w sobie talent
organizatora domow nierz9du.
Zamifowanie unosi|c go.nie.
raz po mad affekt ia osobiste i
7darzafo sic, lie pa;: Mazasski
pcsw'ecif ukochane dziewcze
dla dobra og6}u.
Dwadziesela lat pod ,bnej Fl.
lozolii zaopatrzyiy go W hotel,
dwIe ksmleniee j sporo gotow-
XII.
WidzSaf Julie . okna swe.-
so gablnetu i podobafa mu SIG
Gardzo.
Ten deskonaby znawca pie
knosei. unusual pfzyznaG w du-
chn, 2e podobne ME czesto
widywaf.
5wlerslSa .imis to u
der2y1o SO 500. przypomnlai
cos sobie 49,. trzeba ia pc
zna6...
Postuka} do drzwi. Raj,
drugl, trzeci-wseszcle zwolna
drzwi uchyliF.
Julia siedzia}a nleruchomie.
w DIAL w%patrzona~
Chzaknal mpcro.
Ocknela sic, 2wracajac nan
wzrok pytaiqcy.
Edmund esarski.
Lekko skfonlfa glove.
: hasKawa PAM raczy nj.
w~y5aczyc, rzekl siadajqr, nogi
.Juz stare, STAG dlugo ME NC
ge.
Powtorne kiwniecie.
Prosze prnsze, myslaf W
duohu, co Ia fanaberya, W.
g|Ada .jak5y laka ksiqznics-
ka.
Jake, wtasciciel hutelu 2
obowiazku czrtu]e paszporta a
wyczytawszy nazwlsko pani,
osm1elam sic przybyG z zapy,
tau1rm, c2y kt6ry z krewnych
PAM byf nauczycielem w SUI
wa}karh?
-Mo) o)ciec.
A PAM, co "a szcze-
s'iwy zbieg okolicznosci. Vice
panstwo mieliscie u siebie
chlopczyka, na~wiskim Lewic
XII 49,. imieniem imie-
niem.....
= Bronek! zawola}a pre-
vie.
A vice, poczqf~ przysa
wajac sic bliaej, aaalem isgo
ojca.
-T-a-k?
TAX, PAM.
-Po sm'erci icny i stracie
cafego m"jqtkn, przyiechaf do
WarsZaWN- IaStauoWlf sic w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
Sprawozdanie urzedoWe.

S%prawozdanie urzedoWe.
Minneapolis, d. 8 grudnia SIR.
u inicyatywy i staraniem
Tow. Zgoda W naszem mic
scie. uroczyscie obchodzono w
d. 20 z. M. W Germania Hall
pamietna noe listopadowa.
Poniewa2 prezes Towarzystwa
p. FIR. Gryglaszewski brat VI
dzlaf W obchodach W Chicago
i W La Sale, wiec W lego "a
stepstwie otwo<zyf obchod p.
FIR. Murlowski proszac 0 wy
Dor zarzqau. Wybrano W dro-
DE gfosowania: p. Wawrz. O.
ws'anego, ma prezesa, p. LIE
ona Hellpern, ma sekretarza.
Ma 2adanie obecnych w.
ks. y. Pacholski zajai miejsce
honorowego prezesa. Pc Cd
spiewaniu przez chory iowa
"zystwa hymn ,Boze cos Pol.
ske", p. Alex. D4browski, W
krotkiej ale ]edrrel prsemo
vie otworzyf obchod 20
wy}uszczeniu przyczyn tako-
wego wezwaf obecnych do je-
dnosci i zgody, ktore So. pyze-
cie2 podstawa Zwi4zku Mar,
do klorego prawie wszyscy z
obecnych nuleza.
Pc MIN zabraf CLOS p. Fr.
Murlowski, %dowodzac, ze re-
l'gia Jest podetawq bytu ME-
tylko jednosteN ale i narodow,
wszystkie swo)e do~odzenia
popleraf przyk8adami Z aycia
krola jana Sobieskiego. Now
ca uie widzi 5adnego ,,sposo-
bu" odbudowania Polski, ami
w drodze piracy ma wewnatrz,
ami si}q Ma zewnatrz Jedyn;e
tylko modlitwa do krolewnei
PoIski mole kraj wyswobo-
dziC.
Przemowit n%astepnie p.
Henryk z'elinsxi, przyjmujac
ga temat do swojej przemowy
.,N'ezgoda rujnu}s, zgoda bu
duje".
Glory Towarzystwa odspie-
"afy nastepnie piesn ,,Orzef
bIaly" poczem parma Wfady-
sEawa Wojtecka. odczytafa
w'ersz ~w]asnego utwo1u. Pc
nlej przemowlt p. Julian Szaj.
merit, 1wracajqc u~age ma
rozdwo;enle panujace obecnie
pomiedzy ..jedne) matki dziec.
mi'S ma ziemi amerykahskiej
i proszac rodakou> by sic nie
oali obafamuuic przepowied-
Miami fal>zywych prorok6w,
lec4 by W zyodzle i jednosci
do celu dq2yli. Foczem zahral
g!os w. k. j Rachulski j do
)ego mowy rzec1yw!scie zastc-
sowac mozemy przys1owie ,,fl-
lis corohat opus" kor lee
wienczy dzielo4, jakkolwiek
mowca przysfowie to zasto,o-
wal do celu w lakim przema-
via. Zasta',awlat sic mad ruz-
MICA pomledzy towarzystwami
rebg )neml patryouycznen.i.
TowarAtyswa ely sto katolickie
ME polqczone z aaduym inuym
celem, ME maja racyi t>tu.
Rowno wa2y to BOWEN two
rzeniu towar3ystw w towa
rzystwie. Kazdy katoli.A jest
welding mcwcy czfonklam o.
golnego Observation-Disclosures to-
warzystwa katolickiego,. kto-
regu gfowa jest gfowa &oScio-
ia. Tylko te Tuwarzystwa ma
ia racye aytu, ktore So po}a
czone badz celem patryo
tycznyrn, .Jak wyswobodzenie
O;czvzuy, bqdz eelem spo
lecznym, Jak poleps2enie bytu
rodakow. | jeden i drugi eel,
mowca znajduje Zviqzku
Narodowym i wzywa wszyst-
Kirh do laclenin sic p tnISc-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
wS!,o;ecj,r ru},szo M,

SGD ms,oieci;u rgfasza uwia-
domlenic,z re I"iu 5z.m -zapisana zos-
ta'a ,,r"lnicza" Lredytown S OLA W
Stanista~iu''. Zn' z:,d stanowia pp.
Stanisfaw M'eczko xsk, W Nieci-
sze~ie i Tcodor Miodowicz W Sta.
nlsfawiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
ego fozem, DO prosit przeba-

'
tego wytrawnego aktora see
ny 2yciowej.
Vice PAM corka pana
Swierskiego ......i coz sic 2
MIN stale?
Me lyle.
Me lyle 80? PAM costa,
Ia sama ma swiecie?
Skfonifa glowq.
-Sama jedna, bez rodziny,
przyjaciol, pieniedzy zapewne
..,,san.a jedna W obcym j
szerok;m swiecie 49,. och clea-
ko to, ciezko paul. moge
odczuG tenn bardz!ej, lem prze-
chodzif JUL k.leje tutactwa i
niedoli.
Mowif przycisnionym g}o-
sem, z nadzwyczajnem wspo}-
czuclem.
Il COZ PAM robic zamysla
W Warszawie, ciagnaf tonem
poprzednim.
-Pracowse.
-Pracowae?: PAM pracowac!
PAM, kt6rej raczki piekne, de.
likatne, usteczka rozowe....
mlezwazajqc, re chce przer-
wac, c'qgnat g energiq; przy-
wykfy ro>kazywac siuoh, pc
'c sic woniq A~omplementow!
Pan: pracowaG, kie6y W
nlej wszvstko mowi o m%ilosci.
rozkoszy i szczesciu -,,.. By
Toby okropne!
Otwarfa usta, lecz nie ME
r2ekfa.
Okropne paul, 90, pracowac
to znaczy bye ponjewieraua Ma
kasdym kroku - Jest to ME
mice czucia, mys4i, woli-nie
mee duszy. Pracowac, INA
czy pragnaG uieustanie bo-
gacswa, przy.jemuosri, ktore
SWAT roztacza z niedbaloscig
>zczesliwca. Pracuwa5, to zuaj-
do*ae sic W ciqglym ssanIe
potrzeb du
cha. clafa i mysli.
Bsedak PRAGUE, poeiesaajqc
sic mysla jutra, tcgo .iutr. Gu
dnego jak nadz1eia s sazailca
i...--. clerpl. CIerpi 2 poko-
rq, zapaSciem sic, czeka i
mllczy. Milczy i kona
7...~~. jeszcze marry.
We PAM. IDA mi sic GA
sem, 2e to talk bye jul mu-
81, ze to odwieczry porzadek
natusy, ktorego mic zmlenic
:lie ado}a. Zawsze jednl beda
W r"zkoszy ped@ic swgj zy-
wot,- q drudzy z gfolu umle-
rae:
J".la znowu nsfyszafa sfo
wa Bronka: ukoohaj bIsanych,
maIuczk'ch, "a krzywdy i'm
wyrzalzoiie.
Podniosla glove q powaya
krolow.j
Mylisz SIS pan, to nie
odwleczny po1qdek natury,
ale zgwalcenie praw ludzi,
Zamla3t mice; rowny
ud1la1 W dobrach tego swmta,
zmuszeni znoasc gtod i nqdze
Ia korzysc k:iku wybrancojw.
Imam te teolye, przer-
wal z usmieohem, teorye lu-
dzi szlachetrych, kttrzy gina
tax marine bez wsazepia
nawet ma ogol = nie mowiac
juz o klasis bogatszei.
Me. panic. yeorye tych
ludzi trafia i do pnekonania
bogatych,. i ME jsden wyr4e-
knle sic swych bagactw, jake
wywlaszezeni" cudzej piracy.
= Psosze prose-, G" ga
olsniewa)ace paradaksv a
znaias. PAM praypadkiem chot-
by .jeden rzadki okaz podo.
bnrgn b"gacza?
TAX, panic.
ktoz to by1, jesli vol
mo- Sntt x
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
LeLsyk. Wiclostowo snr1

Leterh. MILESTONE spree
dat pan Leon Marwioz 2 Polanek
pod Gdah~!siem advocate wi w
Berlinis "a l)sc wy~oka cenq. Pie.
kna prywatna kaplI~a przrchodzi
przeto rosiadunie protestant
ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
MISREPRESENTATION
bREMENv
NEW-YoRK!
SAybka jazda parowcalnf!
Bremen a New York

Najslawniejszc parowce
ALLER, TRANE, SAAIE, EMS,
ELDER, WERRA, FULDA. ELBE,
20 sObote i Srode z Bremen.
Co sobote i Srode 2 New York.
Bremen jest miaStem bardzo
wygodnie po}ozonem Ola po%drdznych
i z Bremen MONA W bardzo
krotkim czasie dojechac do wszvst-
kich Mast Niemiec, AuStryi i
Szwaj caryi, Szybkie parowce poi
nocno-niemieckiego Lloyda SO bu-
dowane z szczeg6lnem uwzglednie-
MEM pasazerdw sredniego pok}adu
i drugiej kajuty, maja take po-
mostly i doskona}a wentylacya a
kuchnia ola %pasazerow wyborna.
Przesz}o
l.75O.OOe
pasazerow ma parowcach niemiec-
kiego Lloyda odby}o podr5z morskq
bezpiecznie i dobrze. Wzgledem
cen dalszych i%nformacyj udsc sic do
OeIrichs & Co.. Gen. Agent.
. Bowling Green,N rw York.
Ii. ClauSSeniuS & 10.
General Western Agents,
= South Clark Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jan Alrglewicz. Winona, Mann
4,3.S7,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

- GGnnsk. Dria II I'm. l9let-
nj \. 5. pokaicczy wtasnego OLGA
nozem tax, BE watriN ~wyIeczenlu.
Wyrodny syn chlubit sic ~ieszcze
Ia zbrodniG, ale niehawem areszto-
wanym zostaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
Wejherowo. Nareszc:e uda

WejheroDo. Nareszc:e udafo
SIC pochwyci6 sz;jke ztodzieiska,
Z 1l-tu osoh, kIora oslatnim
cz"sie wle!c kradzjrzy popetni}a.
Sa to ludzie 2 pod Gdahskn ME
NAL wszyscy. ~jrszrze mtodym
wleku, ktoszy niedawno 90 szkofy
wyszli, Od1taxiono ith do wiezie-
MA gdah>kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
IL.
w. AAS.

Rpwiz"r miY>a Hummer z
B"azecic otrzym"f wirprlowinq cd
m~ejsc"wego wlasc civla dohr !
uznat j9 "a wolna cd trychin. Pc
spozyciu jrdnakze togo miysa ga
@horowa.o okoto 20 osob ma try
ch1"y, kt6rych jrdna navel
umArfa. Hummer skazany zostsh
przez sad karny ma szesG miesieey
wiezieniu.
W Pniecm zdarzyf sio przypa-
dek. N6ry d~rwoIzi> jak niebez-
rrrcA'Io s., RAINY oa rrizewlafego
zelaza. Oheizy>tt Hotfmann prey
iupa"'u drewna sk"Ieczyt sio zurd.
zcw'afym guzl>iem rekq. Przcz
kllka DIM |lrcz>l sic dumovemi
srodkami, przyczrm lnu rcku spu-
CHA; wziet" g do Iazu,etu, reke
mu dla coraz dnlcj ) e.aja rj puch.
llIny odJGto, m@mO to mic z~Iuiuno
6" u'atoA"f OH smierc,, DO rama Ia
srowodow"ia zatrucio krwl.
w OSt'od=ie Ii" jnrmmku spree
dat chlop krovc zu AZ tai. dwom
%nio1rai 'mym. Poic>a, gly .jcdcn
dob jail targu 4 winsclc elem k,owy
i znbicrat si4 do liczcnIa picniqdzy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
W Avoloaccy czteroletri chto.

" AroloWc@ czteroletri chto.
piec nieduIeko mustu Zamkowcoo
wpadt we w"de z tratw,; W tel
wiasnie ehwili przerholzit tumtedy.
student tcolvgit P"uly, ten w'dzac
tonacego ch!orca, vskuczyt ia MIN
i Z na'azeniem ~Hfusnego zycia
wyclagnaf goz woody.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-07-09
BELLE HA.vEN,vA

for a few weeks. He has two car
loads of organs here direct from
their mandatory, and is now out
.onsanay9x rfiaiii Il 81
viii 10 we'll by dealing with him,
as you have no agents commission
to pay. Any one wishing to exam
inc one OF their instruments or de-
string to take it on trial for a few
days, can have it delivered at their
homes, and if it does not prove en-
tirely satisfactory, they are under
no obligation to keep it. Parties
having old pianos or organs, can
get them exchanged for new ones,
and they will be allowed what their
instruments are worth. Now is the
time to buy, as in dealing with Mr.
Hynson, you deal direct With the
manufacturers. They give a writ.
ten guarantee on their organs for
six years, to keep them in thorough
repair. They give parties who pur-
chase them time to pay for them,
thereby coming within the reach Of
all. The names Of a number of
parties, who have purchased them
in Maryland, and the upper part Of
Accomac are appended, and offered
rs reference.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-07-09
AccoMAo G. e., VA.
M EWy GOODS


Peter T. 81. Ayres, the business
manager of the firm Of Messrs D..
A. Hopkins 81 CO., will in q few
DAYS return from the northern cities
with an additional stock of new
goods to complete and add to their
already heavy stock of goods which
they are now carrying. They IN
v,te your attention specially to the
following dress goods: Satteens,
Dress Gingbams, Seersuckers,etc
They exhibit a great variety in fan
cy and solid colors. Their notion
department is ample and complete.
They are also carrying their usual
full stock of Dress Goods, White
Goods, Hamburgs, Clothing, Shoes
and Hats. They invite the special
attention of ladies to the fact, that
in addition to their usual full stock
of Shoes, they are carrying Hills
hand made shoes in stock. They
also call the attention of their pa
irons to the fact that they are sell
ing GRADUATED Sugar at 81 cents
per pound or 16 pounds for 81.
Thanking their friends and the
public generally for the kind pa
tronage which they have extended
to them in the past, they cordially
invite an examination OF their
stock and prices before buying,
feeling satisfied that they cannot
only please but save you money.
E. A. HOPKINS SEQ,
Pungoteague, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-07-09
State Normal School.
[Reported for ENTENPEIsE]


The Normal school is now III com.
pIete working order and the
amu unit of information already
gained has even exceeded our eX :
pectations.
To any who say that the teach
erS of this State are behind those
OF other States in their interest in
educational matters, we would say,
lay us a visit.
Not only the teachers but also
- .:::::sss.:;s:s..s,,olsa are fully
alive to the fact that the time has
now come when We must be up and
doilg in view of the educational
era which is opening up before us.
Truly the educated should not be
so inconsistent as to deride the
knowledge Of the processes by
which they themselves became ed
ucated. The science of teaching is
by 10 means a slight and trivial
subject. We must admit that the
right methods of juvenile culture,
physical, Intellectual and moral,
is a knowledge second to none in
Importance.
This topic should occupy a place
in the course of instruction passed
through by each man and woman.
Educational authorities have been
slow to accept h;sESe,es a't:s:Ct, but it
,esnc-5etid1 eye glass fact and the
- -.s - THANH. Hon oart;6
day is not 1ai % ..av wnen ccr6in-
Gates will moi be granted to young
teachers, until they have taken
such course.
We make so bold as to say, that
to plant noble and healthful ideas
into the unvexed mind of child,
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lnJ!e9No -pU9 99eMS SACHS 9oloA
'"oA On saFS!I eoeJ lno1 satula
left 10 uOur0sIass,' ~. -.s--'S..s,i- o"n.i.-'
alton betv cen them. So mote it
be and would that between every
man of the two sections OF our
great country The reconciliation
was as sincere and complete, every
patriot will respond. Such peace
the South wants and such peace
the country will haye,if our Yankee
brethreus willing to accord to MS
The honesty Of our convictions and
that we at least fought for Il cause
which we believed to be right, are
disposed TO meet us in the same
spirit on all occasions, which was
manifested al Gettysburg.The blow
that was given to sectlonaliSm at
Gettysburg on the national birth
day Mas such an elective one, that
we regret that we cannot publish
all the proceedings between the
Blue and the Gray. One incident,
however, is only necessary to show
that the people ofthe two sections
Of our country excepting the politi
Clans and the knaveS like Foraker)
have only 10 meet and know each
other, to axe the reconciliation
between them complete. 1t is this:
Col. VIM. 3. Mann, ex.district at
torney opposed the monument to
let the Picket men place a monu-
ment to the Confederate General
ArmiStead within the Federal
lines-since the reunion at Gettys.
burg lie now says: "There is moth
ing in the books like it. / was an
unreconStl ucted Northern man, but
after all that have seen and heard
particularly on the part OF the
Southern men, | amin favor Of let
ting them place theii monument to
Armistead wherever they please
in independence Square, Philadel
phia, if they ask for it,"
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Entered at The Postoflice at AccOmac
G. H.. Va. as secoud.class malter.

Tho s'glorious fourth" was cele-
brated throughout the country with
unusual ardor this year. Demon
STATIONS in honor OF the day were
confined to no section and ex-
pressions of patriotism resounded
all along the line, from the centre
to the circumference CT our coun-
-trs,s remotest bounds. Every utter
ance Of the orators of the dayand
tho applause with which their an
dltors greeted every patriotic sen
timent indicated that peace reign
eth in all our land. No "bloody
shiltn was faunted to the breeze
on that day-Foraker, of Ohio
cursed the South, if at all, in tones
SO low as to be inaudible and the
tongue of Gen. Failchild, even
seems to- have been .'palsied" BY
the sacred memories which the &C.
casion recalled. The papers teen
with iunumcrable handSllaklhgs
,vA,, ..e,bicctly chasm and II many
instances d Cray locked each
other in an embrace so loving, as to
suggest that the millennium might
he 1T hand. There were many no
table gatherings in theland on that
day, but none that seemed SO full
OF love and charity to all mankind,
as that which ass, mbled Oh the
memorable field of Getty sburg.
There the old soldiers of both sides
in the "late unpleasantneSs" seem
reallyt to have iraterinized i'll Il man.
ntr full of mutual esteem and at
fection for each other. There each
found a little more than a decade
ago "a iocman worthy Of his steel"
al d in the baptism of blood there
received a n,;,tn:.l sesnect was he
,.sNrER & BLACKSTONE, TO-
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ACCoMAC CoyNTY, VA.

New Church-Jamcs johnson, R
S. Payne, Levin Townsend
.Horntown-Wm. s. Holland, b. j
Taylor.
Observation-Disclosures. d. Figgs.
Onancock-Mrs.Sarah Gray,James
G.. Lewis.
Only station-Wm. i. Mapp.
NelsoniaNJames G. Fox.
Accomac G. H.-Geo. r. West, VIM
B.Stevenson,Miss Sallie Custls
Locustyille-JohnfT. James
Belle Hayen-Mrs. Belle s. Mears.
A. D. Doremus. NJ. d. Church
South, George w. Jacobs
Craddockville-Mrs. Sarah Wise,
John S. Davis
Mappsburg-Joseph G. Wescot'
PuDgoteague-Mrs. Ella Joynes
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA.
Ha,]loek. II. w. Jones
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DORCHESTER COUNTY, MD.

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East Newmarket-B. f. Harvey,
Robt. l.. Hastings, E. Z. Bon
ner, M. w. Merrick, Z. j.
Helsby.s
WillIamsburg-Nath Medford, Jno.
Medford
Hurlocks-Wm. w. Harper
Crotchers Ferry-Levin T. Watkins
Finchville-Wm. S. Bradley, Eliz-
abeth Harper.
Cornersyille-Edward Bromwell,H
w. Moore, Thos. Seward.
Cambriige-W. F. Snow. W. Z.
Hastings, r. A. Insley, M. Il,
Trayers, W. j. Thomas, piano.
Aireys station-Joseph Yickers,
Wm. F. Hurley. R.-B- Now
bray, VIM. Fox.
Church Greeks. a. Christopher,
Cambridge-Shedrick BaldiD.
LinkwoOd-E. P. Smith.
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CAROLINE COUNTY, MD.

Federalsburg-J. T. Davis, Henry
NJ. Smith, j. +. Convey, Frank
Southwick, John Satterfeld.
Hynson-W. F. Palmer, M.L.Cohee,
Sarah 3. Colee, Jas. Corners.
Preston-S. j. w. Hans, j. Z. Co,
hee. Charles Il. Whltby.
American Corner-C. w. Sullivan,
Jas. 81. Convey, N. j. Corkron.
Grove-B. Whitesides, John Hub
bard, VIM. E. Butler.